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India is unlikely to swiftly replace Russian oil despite new US sanctions measure

Nikkei Asia says New Delhi could negotiate for waivers under the Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act.

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Nikkei Asia reports that analysts and officials say India is unlikely to swiftly replace Russian oil amid global supply constraints. The new US sanctions measure threatens tariffs of up to 100% on major buyers of Russian energy, though New Delhi could negotiate for waivers under the Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act.

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Nikkei Asia@NikkeiAsiaIndia can't stop buying Russian oil despite new US law, analysts say Even with Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, New Delhi 'could negotiate for waivers' https://s.nikkei.com/4hH9o9R27m
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    Nikkei Asia@NikkeiAsiaIndia can't stop buying Russian oil despite new US law, analysts say Even with Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, New Delhi 'could negotiate for waivers' https://s.nikkei.com/4hH9o9R27m
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